The United Nations investigation team is coming to Dhaka today! – Bangladesh Diplomat

A UN technical expert team will arrive in Dhaka next Thursday (August 22) to investigate the killing of protesters during the anti-discrimination student movement. They will primarily do research.
On Wednesday (August 21), sources in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that a three-member delegation from the United Nations Geneva Mission is coming to Dhaka on Thursday.
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After the visit of the technical expert team, the United Nations Fact Finding Mission will come to Dhaka later. That team will ultimately investigate the murder. The technical expert team will ultimately develop a framework for the investigation. Later the Fact Finding Mission will do the final investigation.
Earlier, Foreign Affairs Advisor Tauhid Hossain said that the interim government is ready to assist the United Nations in investigating the casualties in the movement. What the government wants is an impartial investigation. The position of this government is very clear and transparent. It is our principled decision that those who committed these crimes and those who ordered them must be brought to justice and that the United Nations should assist in this endeavour.
Gwen Lewis, UN resident coordinator in Dhaka, said that the UN technical expert team will come and do the preliminary investigation. What will be their mandate (politics), how they will work with the government, will be further discussed. The delegation will finalize the preliminary investigation work by discussing various issues including their terms of reference (scope of work), working time limit. Hundreds of students have died during the anti-discrimination student movement, according to the United Nations. The UN will conduct an impartial investigation into the deaths of these people.